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Atlassian beat revenue expectations but saw wider losses and a stock plunge amid sector-wide AI-driven sell-off.
Atlassian reported a 23% revenue increase to $1.6 billion for the quarter ending December 31, exceeding expectations, but its net loss widened to $42.6 million, marking its sixth straight quarter of losses.
Despite strong customer growth—over 350,000, including 80% of the Fortune 500—the company’s U.S. stock fell to a seven-year low, dropping 6.3% to $98.41 and further to $94.51 in after-hours trading, down 69.3% over the past year.
The broader software sector faced a steep sell-off, dubbed "software-mageddon" or "Saasocalypse," driven by concerns that AI advancements could disrupt traditional software-as-a-service models.
Major tech firms including Microsoft, Salesforce, and Xero were also hit.
Atlassian’s CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes remained optimistic, highlighting growing customer adoption of the company’s AI tools for productivity and security, and emphasized AI’s role in strengthening its platform.
Atlassian superó las expectativas de ingresos, pero registró pérdidas más amplias y un desplome de las acciones en medio de una venta masiva impulsada por la IA en todo el sector.